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Congratulations Mark!
They are a wonderful bird, and fantastic for pointing dogs.
I find them to be the best table fare. A bit larger than the other quails. My family has always voted to have Mearns first. Even over elk.
This was a very good year for the birds, waist high grass is the key to a great season.
The terrain was totally unexpected on my first time down years ago. I expected desert, and was amazed by the oak trees and tall grass.
Not to hard to take the weather either at that time of year!
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02-20-2015, 07:54 AM
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Agreed - I too was not expecting the terrain to be so beautiful.
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